Chris Ledoux - The Buckskin Lady guitar chord

(STRUM)(C)Now, I've got a (Am)pony, the (F)fastest thing a(G)round,

and of (C)all the girls I've (Am)known, she's the (F)truest (G)one I've (C)found.

(C)Well, she'll (F)cut 'em and she'll head 'em just the (C)way you want 'em turned.

And if you (G7)drop your loop around 'em, she can (C)make a grass rope hum.

And any (F)time you got a rodeo, and (C)I've got the entry (Am)fee,

You can (G7)bet your boots my gal and I will (C)come.

CHORUS

(C)Whoopee-ti-di-idi-ido on the (F)plains of Colo(G)rado.

That young (C)pony was (F)born to work the (G)trail.

Some old (C)Idaho rawhider was the (F)first one tried to (G)rider her,

Bronco (C)buster, wild horse (F)rustler.

Well she (D)flipped him off like a turkey feather (G)duster.

(STRUM)(C)Now some folks like a (Am)Cadillac with (F)power brakes and (G)air.

Just (C)give me a Hamlee (Am)saddle and my (F)little (G)buckskin (C)mare.

(C)Well, I (F)rode her up the mountain when we (C)made that summer drive.

And I (G7)took her to Wyoming for a (C)rodeo or two.

At ole Chey(F)enne and Saratoga, we (C)roped them little (Am)doggies.

She's the (G7)best ole gal this cowboy ever (C)knew.

(STRUM)(C)When she gets too old to (Am)rodeo, too (F)old to ride the (G)range,

I'll (C)take the Buckskin (Am)Lady, out ac(F)ross the (G)open (C)plains.

(C)'Cause she's (F)just an ole cow pony and I (C)know she'd go plum crazy.

If she (G7)had to stand unsaddled around the (C)barn the whole day through.

I'll just (F)turn her loose to ramble under(C)neath them Rocky (Am)Mountains.

And (G7)tell 'em that her workin' days are (C)through.

CHORUS (sing chorus first, then follw with this ending)

(C)Whoopee-ti-di-idi-ido on the (F)plains of Colo(G)rado.

That's my (C)pony sir and I (F)say she (G)ain't for (C)sale. (F)(C).